Basic Theory of Affine Group Schemes

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Date: 2012-03-06 20:28:28 Algebraic groups Hopf algebras Algebraic geometry Representation theory Group scheme Supergroup Unipotent Spectrum of a ring Reductive group Abstract algebra Algebra Scheme theory		Basic Theory of Affine Group Schemes Add to Reading List Source URL: www.jmilne.org Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,90 MB Share Document on Facebook

	COMPUTING REAL WEYL GROUPS DAVID A. VOGAN, JR. Let G be a complex connected reductive algebraic group defined over R. Let H denote a maximal algebraic torus in G. Write G for the real points of G and H for the real point DocID: 1vnjS - View Document
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	SOFTWARE FOR COMPUTING STANDARD REPRESENTATIONS ¨ ALFRED G. NOEL Abstract. Let GR be the real points of a complex connected reductive algebraic group G. Let KR be a maximal compact subgroup of GR . We describe DocID: 1uar5 - View Document